No. You lose fluid through breath, sweat, and stool (insensible loss). Output is usually 70-80% of input.

What if output is very low?

Could indicate dehydration or fluid retention (edema).

What if output is higher than input?

May happen when clearing excess fluid or using diuretics.

Verified Formula

Check hydration efficiency.

Total Fluid In (L)

Total Urine Out (L)

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This assessment provides statistical probability and mathematical interpretation based on validated clinical equations. It is not a diagnostic tool.

Compares your daily fluid intake to your urine output to identify patterns of excessive retention or dehydration.

Output / Input Ratio

Primary Use

Health Screening

Standard

WHO Guidelines

Complexity

Clinical Grade